New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
EvICrING NATRoNA sALT-woRKERs.
no VIOLENCE TOWARD THE OFFICERS. but THEY

ARE IRE TED TO RED PEPPER
PiTIsBuRG June 20 tSpscai Scenes often witnessed
In Ireland were enacted at Natrona to-day. where
the striking workmen OF tho Pennsylvania
Salt Company and their families were evicted
by Sheriff Gray, OF this county. vino
led force OF twenty-five deputies Upon arriving at the
town. which Is abont twenty miles up the Allegheny
River the officers went TO house occupied by Polish
family. where fifteen deputies gained admission and
proceeded TO carry household goods. In tho mean
time crowd 200 persons. OF both sexes and AL
ages headed by bani Of music. appeared upon the
.cene The paraicrs who made actual resistance TO
the officers showed their contempt by cheering them
A few officers were pushed by women. Two deputies
had red pepper thrown Into their eyes, which caused
hasiy retreat on their part -. -.
Al one house the officers carried out reIhot stove.
upon which dinner was being cooked AT one house
deputy co1tonted himself Win carrying OUT par y.
baby shoes followed by another officer VINO pore lump
aud annoyed the officers considerably by tying gates sh
delaying entrance the yards John Richey the ohet
thrown in his eye. lie went about the town guarded
by thres non-unon men, Four OF the deputies refused
20 assist at eviction claiming that they had come
with the understanding that their sole duty was to pre-
serve order ,, a., mo.r. ,ook nm
work was resumed. Thoy were followed BY company
closing mp the windows OF the vacated houses. Inc
household goods were Transported 70 hn IN ine e
end the town. where the oVcted hinlnes VIII i've ior
the present
ANTIcIPATIoSs OF A GREAT OIL STRIKE.
PHILADELPHIA June % (Speeab.-It Is generally be-
loved among oil renners In this city that the strSc ~
the Atlantic works Will spread throughout the whole
1T ndard Oil Companys sysiem In such case oo'Voo
men will quit work. Tho Belmont works were almost
entirely deserted this morning The boiler makers ana
their foreman struck yesterday and the barrel steve
dores will decide by tomorrow whether to join tho
strkers or not The Atlantic refinery strikers have re-
the employees OF the Standard OH Company all
over the United states assist them and have already
received an asserting response from thoe III No"iorh
Rold leercd posters tue fences downtown warn Az
,yorknen 10 keep away stills during tho con
tinuance the strike In addition 10 this procanoh tno
strikers have pckets constan ly on duty ABOUT tho
works to prevent mon from applying LOT WORK. ~ -
reported to-day that the pckets have already turned
away 500 men.
There is possibility that teie may be strike OF the
employes In the various oil reneres about New YORK
npder the control OF the Standard OIL Company In conse-
onenoe OF the strike OF the sceaners In the Atlantic
OH Rehncry in Philadelphia. committee OF the men
au DAVIS last Wednesday but received
no satisfaction. They then placed the matter IN 'n'
naus 0f ts 1 ii0.,Id Of District Assembly NO l.
ami an Thursday, after Superintendent DAVIS nad re-
fused 30 with that body tue entire 900 cpoyes VI
,he r.Gntrv struck work An effort IL being made TO
have the Manufacturing COMMITTEES or the Sttuuaru VI
company IN this city Interfere. aud u ths docs NOT
coed the probability strike viii 20 oriered OF All
tha empoyes OF tho standard Company thrOughout tho
nvotre fhe reaneres that wonld be affected by such
strike Include Long Island Rennery ana inc fnPIo
Reunery at Long Island CITY the Brookl'h henhety
ar Gresnroint; Pratts Astral Oil Reinery ana the
North Tenth street Refinery, at Wilnamspurg 'ne
Bayonne N. il the stone flemming Hehnery' OH Long
Island.
MORE TROUBLE FEARED AT ROCHESTER,.